Views field User relationships/Status link error

Yes, I can confirm this. I have the same issue.

Sounds like a duplicate of #587880: Change status link for Views which is already fixed in -dev.

Yes it should work with no issues.

I want to be able to have an add or remove link depending on whether a particular relationship has been added. What is the best way to accomplish this? Do I need to write custom php code to check if the relationship exists using the UR-api?

If you need to show link to add/remove relationship of type B based on the existence of relationship of type A - then you'll still need custom PHP code. Otherwise the field will know the status of relationship and show correct add or remove link.

Actually it seems that the views field is not able to show an Add link - it only shows Remove, Cancel pending, Approve, Decline. Which is a shame if you wanted to make a 'friend finder' view but I suppose it makes sense since fields and filters run on data which *does* exist rather than not.

You can do this via custom PHP field (using the Views Custom Field module; you must add a field User: UID before the PHP field - it can be hidden from display) for example:

global $user;
if ($user->uid != $data->users_uid) {
              if ($relationships = user_relationships_load(array('requester_id' => $user->uid, 'requestee_id' => $data->users_uid))) {

                $relationships_array = array_values($relationships);
                $relationship = $relationships_array[0];
                //print $relationship->rid; 

             return '<span class="profile-contact"><span class="profile-remove">' . l('Remove as contact', 'user/' . $user->uid . '/relationships/' . $relationship->rid . '/remove', array('attributes' => array('class' => 'user_relationships_popup_link'))) . '</span></span>'; 
                 } else { 
             return '<span class="profile-contact"><span class="profile-add">' .l('Add as contact', 'relationship/' . $data->users_uid. '/request/1', array('attributes' => array('class' => 'user_relationships_popup_link'))). '</span></span>'; 
                 } 
}

Hope that might help someone. It could do with more stuff for handling pending, approve, reject, cancel though. Will update if I find a better way... hope someone else might too :-)

Update: This appears to be a better way which uses the same functions that the user relationships user view page uses to write out links:

global $user;
$found_user = user_load($data->users_uid);
if ($list = _user_relationships_ui_actions_between($user, $found_user)) {
return theme('item_list', $list);
}

I haven't tested this in all circumstances yet but it looks good so far.

Are you adding this to a custom PHP field?